'Will be held in remote mode' what does that even mean, you are on Zoom from your bedroom throwing your friend for style points??

If you'd bothered to read the description, you'd know. :) 'Each participant has to film how he/she performs the grappling technique. The video containing the filmed demonstration of the technique has to be uploaded on his/her Facebook account under the title “International Grappling Tournament”. There are other curious wordings on the instructions as well, such as the first task: 'Start from a standing posture, perform a throwing move and end with a painful action of the arm' Painful action of the arm. Kinda vague, but must involve pain, arm, and action. Emphasis on pain I guess.

Start from a standing posture, perform a throwing move and end with a painful action of the arm' Painful action of the arm. Kinda vague, but must involve pain, arm, and action. Emphasis on pain I guess.

Dang, I had an idea like this the other day as I sat out during drilling with two other training partners who are recovering from injuries. What we wanted to create was a kind of board game of BJJ where we each took turns calling out moves really quickly and if you didn't have a good counter right away then the other person wins the match. These are the things that you think about when you can't train...

'Start from a standing posture, perform a throwing move..' Is takedown a throwing move?

You know there's a new mobile BJJ game based on this concept, right?

Oh no, really? Whats it called??

I think its enough if the partner just makes a painful face expression.

Study Saku’s videos... they make a hilarious job of selling the pain. :) Also the furious tapping and always holding the sub a few secs too long.

I am waiting for the first clownshoe claiming the title of BJJ World Champion (* on the internet)

Actually if this competition is organized even a little bit "serously" then it would be pretty cool for the kids. I think I'll talk my kids into taking part.

Dang, I had an idea like this the other day as I sat out during drilling with two other training partners who are recovering from injuries. What we wanted to create was a kind of board game of BJJ where we each took turns calling out moves really quickly and if you didn't have a good counter right away then the other person wins the match. These are the things that you think about when you can't train...